Lebron James Predictions

[clyde]

Originally Posted by dalakhani

I am going to go out on a limb here. At first I thought that he was going to stay in Cleveland and I still think that there is a chance that he might stay. The more I think about it though, the more the Knicks make sense. I know that there is a lot of handwriting on the wall that says Miami at this point but I can't imagine him doing that. To me, that would be an extremely weak move for the best player in the world.

New Orleans doesnt have the money to pay Chris Paul. The knicks have money and expiring contracts. Couldnt they package up expiring contracts along with picks? And if not for Paul, couldnt they get Arenas or any number of other second tier players? Wouldnt guys play for less to be on THAT team in new york in THAT system? And if not in New york, couldn't they do that in Cleveland?

I say New York or Cleveland but New York would be my choice as to where he goes.

Peanut:


For your " copy/paste ready "files.

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by clyde

Peanut:


For your " copy/paste ready "files.

Mr. Clyde-

Was that you burning a LeFraud jersey on the televeesion this morning? They didn't play the audio but it looked like the person was saying

ROR!

ET

[slotdirt]

I'm just curious to see who the role players are for this team. I'd think they're going to run out of cap space soon, no? It's the NBA, so this is somewhere below when Walter Ray Williams Jr. will bowl his next perfect game and the NCAA swimming championships in my own personal pantheon of sports interests, but one would have to think the Heat would be up against it in the near future. Lots of D League talent coming to a starting lineup near you.

[clyde]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

Mr. Clyde-

Was that you burning a LeFraud jersey on the televeesion this morning? They didn't play the audio but it looked like the person was saying

ROR!

ET

!!!!



ror!






But no....it weren't.


Am actually glad he is gone.People call me crazy,but I think the team will be better off without him... time will show this...but is amazing with all the real problems going on how locals are going out of their gourds over this thing.




Do you realize how much rye bread is?

Outrageous.

[SCUDSBROTHER]

I Am actually glad he is gone.

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I wish I had a buck for every single time that's gunna be said in Cleveland today (couch mania at chemical lake.)

[clyde]

Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER

I Am actually glad he is gone.

I wish I had a buck for every single time that's gunna be said in Cleveland today (couch mania at chemical lake.)[/quote]


You wouldn't have very much moan-ay..the opposite is true.


Of course, you would know better being 2300 miles away.












SportyFans...really; is it me?

[hi_im_god]

http://www.fearthesword.com/2010/7/8...cavaliers-fans

i like ownership's decision to take the crazy stalker ex-girlfriend approach.

[satan's twin]

One of the most amazing aspects of these signings is that while Miami gets three superstars, it has no cap space to add other pieces. It was looking as though the remainder of the roster would be filled with a half dozen guys named "Who?" For the immediate future, that would not bode well for America's Newest Team. Especially when you consider that an injury to D. Wade or Chris Bosch leaves America's Team anchored by LeBron James, a player who when last on the court with all the chips on the table on the biggest stage, looked like Tarzan/played like Jane.

Now comes word that the idiot bastard running the Timberwolves gives the Heat even more comfort and relief by taking the psychotic bust, Michael Beasley and his $5 million salary cap hit, off the Heat's books. The Heat now will make moves to add role players at will. Pat Riley must have blackmail pictures of the T-Wolves' GM under a dog in order for Minnesota to make this trade.